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State funding to UO is at an "all-time low" | News - Vimarsana News

State funding to UO is at an "all-time low" | News

A deep dive into the funding behind UO and its colleges’ budgets has revealed how the school is not getting the appropriate funds it should have.

Letters to the editor for Wednesday, April 21: Joe Biden, Springfield's school board race and land-use bills - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor for Wednesday, April 21: Joe Biden, Springfield's school board race and land-use bills

Letters to the editor for Wednesday, April 21: Joe Biden, Springfield's school board race and land-use bills Register-Guard Let me this straight ...  Let me get this straight: When Trump announced the pullout of troops, the media announced this was the worst idea ever.   Now that Biden has announced the same thing, that same media thinks this is the greatest idea ever.   In other news, the media is flummoxed how their trustworthiness poll numbers can be so low.   Bob J. Taylor, Eugene  Mason will build on foundation  Voters in Springfield are fortunate to have the...

Source: msn.com
University of Oregon reports record number of fall term freshman applications - Vimarsana News

University of Oregon reports record number of fall term freshman applications

Alan Sylvestre Originally published on February 9, 2021 5:10 pm With some Oregon public universities officially passing freshman application deadlines, two of the state’s largest institutions are reporting an increase in applicants for the upcoming fall term. The University of Oregon has received a record number of freshman applications for this upcoming fall term. UO said Monday nearly 33,000 students had applied for fall 2021 admission. This comes after the COVID-19 pandemic caused an enrollment decline at most of Oregon’s public universities last fall. UO saw about 800 fewer total...

Source: klcc.org